Last year it was the patterns you wore and the general depravity of the vintage sweat-shops, but this year is all about the bling and the blitz(krieg) of heavy metal.

We need more jewelry celebrating the life of the Bay Area.


http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=38581817

http://www.miket.co.uk/blood_lamp.html

What if you had to activate your lamps by using your own blood? Check it, fine art + industrial design.

The next one off the chopping block

New Illustrator.



www.redbeardead.com

Oleg Duryagin

DOU is the portfolio of young Russian photographer Oleg Duryagin. He works mostly on the human figure, and, in particular, the human face. This is the object of meticulous investigation and transformation for Duryagin, since his aim is to question post-human identity. All that is flesh goes through a kind of digital metamorphosis; it is erased, smoothed, and rendered to extreme precision. The finished portraits look very sculptural, non-human, surreal, inanimate, and in many cases, you can see a transparency of the porcelain skin underlining the fragility of every portrait…

Christopher Wool

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Chlorophyll Skin from Lucy McRae on Vimeo.